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From 1 September 2026, adding a nominee to your mutual funds and demat account gets far simpler — up to three nominees, no witness needed. Here's the story and why it matters.
Your relatives say rent is money down the drain. Your EMI calculator disagrees. Here's the honest, number-by-number way to decide whether to rent or buy a home in India.
Rohan's home loan got rejected at a CIBIL score of 690 — ten points short. Here's the step-by-step plan he used to cross 750, and how long each fix really takes.
You don't need lakhs to start investing. Here's a simple, no-jargon way to split ₹5,000 a month so it actually builds wealth instead of sitting in a savings account.
Your salary lands, and by the 20th it's gone. The 50/30/20 rule is the no-spreadsheet budgeting trick that finally tells your money where to go before it vanishes.
Your future 60-year-old self is quietly begging you to read this. NPS, its new 80% withdrawal rule and the extra ₹50,000 tax break — minus the jargon.
Your loan's interest quietly outearns your investments while you sleep. Here's how ordinary people legally shrink it down to almost nothing — faster than they thought.
You graduated years ago, but there's one score still quietly grading you — and it decides whether you get that loan, and at what cost.
It's not exciting. It won't make you rich. But it's the one thing standing between a bad month and selling your investments at the worst possible time.
Why paying the small number on your credit card bill is the most expensive ₹2,000 you'll ever 'save'.
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